New dialysis research update!
Professor Grazia De Angelis, Dr Maryam Zarghamidehaghani, and the team at the University of Edinburgh are working on the REDIAL project.
Awarded in 2023, their goal is to create a much smaller, wearable artificial kidney that could make dialysis easier for patients.
Using computer models and artificial intelligence (AI), the team has identified some promising new filter materials that could work well in a new, compact dialysis device.
The team are coming to the end of their three-year grant and already carried out early lab tests to see how these materials perform and are preparing their findings for publications.
These are very exciting early steps!
Read more on what the REDIAL project is here: bit.ly/4pfWb8o
Professor Grazia De Angelis, Dr Maryam Zarghamidehaghani, and the team at the University of Edinburgh are working on the REDIAL project.
Awarded in 2023, their goal is to create a much smaller, wearable artificial kidney that could make dialysis easier for patients.
Using computer models and artificial intelligence (AI), the team has identified some promising new filter materials that could work well in a new, compact dialysis device.
The team are coming to the end of their three-year grant and already carried out early lab tests to see how these materials perform and are preparing their findings for publications.
These are very exciting early steps!
Read more on what the REDIAL project is here: bit.ly/4pfWb8o
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